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25th January 2010, 06:34 AM | #1 |
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Designing an External DAC
I'm wanting to build an external DAC / Headphone amp for use with my computer. I haven't got much experience with analog circuits, so amps aren't my thing, but I am pretty good with digital circuitry.
I wouldn't call myself an audiophile, but I'd like to design this so that just about anyone would be envious. I'm wanting it to support 192KHz 24-bit from head to toe and have both SPDIF and USB audio input. Some of the parts I was considering are: Cerrus Logic CS8416 or Wolfson WM8804 for the SPDIF receiver PCM1792/3/4/8 or PCM1704 or CS4398 as DAC I'd love to get some suggestions. Also, I have no idea what to do about a 192/24 USB input. I saw a Cmedia chip (CM6620) that is said to support it, but I can't find anyplace to purchase these, and there are no datasheets available. |
27th January 2010, 03:31 AM | #2 |
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Are people avoiding this topic like leprosy, or is it that nobody with any knowledge has seen this thread?
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From what I read, you are asking for a schematic for a circuit with very specific requirements. No one has made this specific device and so there are no replies. However, you will find several designs very similar to what you request and maybe one will be a good compromise. Maybe one will even have a PCB that you can buy. Try searching the forum for the chip numbers you are interested in. This will generate 100s of threads to read. If you need more info than post in those threads. Good luck! |
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I listed some part numbers I was interested in, but am not 100% which to use. The CS8416 and WM8804 both look like equally good recievers. I can find posts on both, but none that directly size the two of them up to eachother. PCM179* look like some good DACs, as does the PCM1704 and CS4398. I know a lot of it is probably personal prefrence, but I'd take any advice people might have. Like I mentioned, one major roadblock that i could use some help with is finding a USB 2.0 audio reciver that can handle 192/24. Most seem to do no more than 48/24, with maybe a few 96/24 here and there. I was also toying with the idea of throwing in a Spartan-3A DSP FPGA for EQ and reverb effects. That's if I can get the rest of the design figured out. |
27th January 2010, 04:57 AM | #5 |
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as Ian points out, there are hundreds of threads already on precisely these questions. Do a bit of searching, and you will be rewarded.
Some prefer the CS4398, some prefer the TI/BB chips. Yet more again quite like the wolfson parts. You likely can't go wrong with any one of them. Decide if you want voltage or current out. Then pick one and run with it. The quality of the supporting power supply and analog stages may far out weigh any difference between the chips. Most of the important bits of the completed DAC are analog, so start brushing up good luck! |
27th January 2010, 06:48 AM | #6 |
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Great project! I know how much fun such a project can bring you.
We (Me and KvK) have been through this the hard way. We started up with PCM1704-K, going to PCM1794.... But we ended up with CS4398 from Crystal Semiconductors. Quite unusual for an high end DAC. But it simply blew away all others on pure sonic performance. But be aware, that making a good DAC, will take a long time. It will take you a week or 2 to have something running. But it took us 4 years of tweaking, before we we 100% satisfied. All good for thoose who wait ;-) |
27th January 2010, 07:18 AM | #7 |
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Thanks for all the posts so far. I have no doubt that this will be a fun project, and hopefully I'll get a nice DAC out of it to use with my computer.
I'm still working my way though archives of other posts. Can't even count the pages I've read, will read. Anyone have some general design concepts/features that could be implemented to increase fidelity? Also, still searching for a means of 192KHz/24-bit over USB 2.0 |
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Not aware of anything yet.
I'm hopeful. However I've had 2 issues with VIA in the past. delayed ship dates and horrible or complete lack of driver support. It will be interesting to see how they fare on this. (it isn't as complex as an entire CPU/northbridge maybe it will go smoothly) Thanks for the link |
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Phototherapy increases hemoglobin degradation and bilirubin production in preterm infants. | |
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OBJECTIVE: To compare hemoglobin degradation and bilirubin production before and during phototherapy in preterm infants. BACKGROUND: Hemoglobin is catabolized into globin and heme, which is degraded by microsomal heme oxygenase into equimolar carbon monoxide and biliverdin. Biliverdin is then reduced into bilirubin. CO is excreted exclusively by the lungs; therefore, end-tidal carbon monoxide, corrected for inhaled CO (ETCOc), reflects hemoglobin degradation and total bilirubin production. METHOD: A prospective study design was used, including a study group of 24 preterm infants requiring phototherapy. Infants with hemolytic diseases, sepsis, recent blood transfusion, and infants on mechanical ventilation were excluded. ETCOc was measured in preterm infants before and during phototherapy. Hemoglobin degradation and bilirubin production were calculated by measuring ETCOc. RESULTS: The (mean +/- SD) birth weight of 24 preterm neonates was 1975 +/- 613 gm, gestational age was 32.7 +/- 2.3 weeks, hematocrit was 47.5 +/- 6.2 volume%, and peak bilirubin was 13.1 +/- 3.2 mg/dl. First ETCOc measurements were done at 59.6 +/- 22.2 hours of age immediately before starting phototherapy. The second ETCOc measurements were taken at 13.7 +/- 7.9 hours after starting phototherapy. The second measurement of 2.6 +/- 0.6 ppm (mean +/- SD) was significantly higher than the first ETCOc of 2.1 +/- 0.6 ppm (p < 0.05). CONCLUSION: Phototherapy increases hemoglobin degradation and bilirubin production in preterm infants. |
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Title: Journal of perinatology : official journal of the California Perinatal Association Volume: 19 ISSN: 0743-8346 ISO Abbreviation: J Perinatol Publication Date: 1999 Jun |
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Created Date: 2000-03-13 Completed Date: 2000-03-13 Revised Date: 2006-11-15 |
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Nlm Unique ID: 8501884 Medline TA: J Perinatol Country: UNITED STATES |
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Actually I never was a gamer of any sort. Basically DO is the first time I ever played something more complex than Bubble Witch Saga… and it's fun. It also takes a lot of time, so with work and kids and everything I drop out of sight for a while, just tending my dungeons quietly, and then pop up again.
In general, I see a harder and harsher divide between the sexes now than in the 80s, when I was a kid. Everything is bloody genderized, and though I don't mind my daughters having their pinks and glittery stuff, why the f*** does eveything have to be either Barbie or He-Man? I see less of the nerd girls now, fewer boys playing with a doll house, there's a weird sort of backlash that makes me think we are in for worse and more old-fashioned times. Which sucks big time.
Anyhow, it's often the men and boys who claim there's no sexism. It's like me whiteskin telling some POC there's no racism out there. Shouldn't we go talk to the people affected by it? I personally don't get troubled by it much, I can be very forceful and I am in a position where I don't have to take every sort of shit.
As far as DO goes, my username invites comment, and I like to play along. Why not? Someone using it as a bad comeon will soon know what to expect. If some juvenile delinquent with little command of written language starts making an ass out of himself, I am happy to help him along.
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Thank you very much for listening to the player base! Looks like I get to spend some money after all here. :-)
I am amused, however, how the uproar became "community comments" in the official statement. Pellets, I know you've got to be diplomatic and all that, but your wording doesn't exactly reflect the sentiments on the forum. Nonetheless, I understand that yours is not the easiest of jobs and I for one am glad for your continuing calm. Sometimes I wish you'd sound less like a politician, but I guess being a kind of diplomat you know what you're doing.
Thank you for keeping the communication channels open, it saved game for us players and in the long run for NOG as well. I hope next time, NOG will give out info on large changes earlier, so we can prepare and discuss things in advance. And I dearly hope the developers remember that Beta testing is officially over!
I would prefer a system like the training queue, with the total resources displayed. It works well with training, I'd think the method transfers well to room upgrades.
Yes, please, to have new players have a chance to get into the game, shorten the time for the lower level upgrades. If new players can't compete eventually with older players, keeping them attracted to the game will be a lot harder. Also, if your goal includes having mobile warbases, speed in relocating and getting ready to fight is mandatory.
The room levels shouldn't be visible all the time, only on hovering or clicking.
Queuing would certainly help a lot. As I said previously, during the work week I can access the game only mornings and evening, and I am surely far from the only person.
Something that you may think small but is bothering me greatly: would the team please remove those ugly level numbers on the room? They could be visible when hovering the mouse over it or on single clicking the room, but like this it's really nasty. One thing I enjoy about the game is the visuals.
Thank you for responding so fast and civilly! A number of us have invested more into the game than we'd planned on because of the community. We'd hate to lose that. Your reaction is well appreciated.
Topic: Kongregate Multiplayer Games / [Dungeon Overlord] Pitch fork time.
While in general I like the idea of incremental smaller steps, they should be "stackable", as the levels for creatures. As for the price, you cannot compare level 16 to 17 with level 4 to 5- you have to add up all the increments. And then you'll see where the calculations are wayyy off base. Don't try to sell this as "almost the same price", because it isn't. Maybe you want to slow down progress, who knows. But please don't tell blatant lies anybody with a calculator, or even pen and paper, and access to the data, can disprove.
I hope noone here grudges NOG the money they make off paying customers. Actually, I had been waiting for November to come to join the paying base. Now I'm going to wait and see. If the new system requires me to log on every hour or more, I'll quit. Downgrading with clicking every half hour? Not going to happen, so redesign won't happen, so a lot of the appeal (trying out new layouts for different tasks) is just gone.
Please remember that a paying player base is one that works. And noone will risk their job just to log into DO every half hour. Reflect that in your changes, and you will win back a lot of people you are at risk of losing now.
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Peter Sealey, a veteran Coke executive, was tapped to run marketing and distribution for Columbia Pictures. "I lobbied for the job," he says. "They didn't know it at the time, but I'd always wanted to work in movies and go to Hollywood."
And that he did. Gaining acceptance among industry insiders didn't come easy, however. In his first week, Sealey scheduled a 9 a.m. meeting with actor Bill Murray. "I'm sitting behind my desk with a coat and tie on," he recalls, "and he's wearing a pair of Bermuda shorts, drinking a Budweiser. He saw me as the suit."
As the studio, Columbia provided financial backing for each theatrical release. Sealey – who ended up growing a beard, ditching the suit and securing an invite to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences – was responsible for hiring a producer for each film, who then hired a director and cast and was responsible for delivering the finished product. He describes his role as part marketer, part psychologist.
"It was the most personality-intensive marketing job in the world," he adds. "Movies are the only profession where your reputation is on the line every time. My job was holding hands… with directors, producers and actors. Because they're not loyal to a studio; they're loyal to a series of horizontal relationships."
For a marketer, opening a movie provided the ultimate rush. "With The Karate Kid, I remember going to Westwood Village in Los Angeles, right next to the UCLA campus, around 3:30 on Friday afternoon of opening weekend and seeing a line starting to form. By the first showing, it was the most exhilarating feeling I'd ever had as a marketing guy… knowing that movies had a powerful cultural impact."
He continues, "(In the beverage industry), introducing a new brand is a bit of a slow build. After the launch, you grow sales gradually. But in the movie business, on the Friday afternoon of opening weekend, it's either going to work or it's not."
Sealey, who returned
to Atlanta years later as head of global marketing, applied what he learned in
Hollywood while architecting the now-iconic "Always
Small Screen Success
Television drove much of the profits in the time period Coke owned Columbia Pictures. In 1985, the acquisition of Embassy Communications brought with it a library of established daytime and prime-time series, including Facts of Life, Different Strokes, The Jeffersons, Days of Our Lives and The Young and the Restless, plus a pair of soon-to-be hits in Who's the Boss? and 227.
A year later,
Columbia's footprint in first-run syndication expanded significantly with the
purchase of Merv Griffin Enterprises, which produced several top-rated game shows including Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy! Before
"Television was a
very profitable unit for us," Sealey says. "One year, Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy!
were the second most profitable sector of The
Movies were less of a sure thing. Of the 20 or so films Columbia released each year during Sealey's tenure, only a handful turned a profit. Thankfully for Coke, the hits more than covered for less-successful releases.
"We made money on theatrical distribution during those years, but the real payoff in the movie business comes from your library," Sealey explains. "We made $5 million a year on Bridge on the River Kwai, a movie released in 1957. It was like an annuity, and we owned it."
Yet, one notorious big-budget
bomb – 1987's Ishtar – lost more than
$40 million and generated a barrage of bad press, much of it maligning Coke. "You
would've thought The
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The financial dent and subsequent headlines left a scar at Coke. Thanks, in part, to senior leadership's aversion to the high-profile nature of the entertainment business, the company sold Columbia Pictures to Sony in 1989. And while some were quick to blame Ishtar, the deal – which netted Coke more than $500 million in profits – was fueled moreso by senior leadership's back-to-basics vision for the enterprise.
"By that point,
Roberto Goizueta had come 180 degrees from where he was in the early '80's,"
Ryan says. "He believed in the power and simplicity of the
Sealey agrees. "Roberto
revolutionized the whole perception of The


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Outcome of pregnancy in women requiring corticosteroids for severe asthma. | |
MedLine Citation:
PMID: 3734287 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE |
We report on the outcome of 56 pregnancies in 51 women with severe asthma requiring prednisone and/or beclomethasone dipropionate. There were no malformations, neonatal deaths, or maternal deaths. The overall incidence of premature (less than 37 weeks gestational age) and low birth-weight infants (less than or equal to 2500 gr) was slightly higher than would be expected in the general population. These findings appeared attributable in part to infants of gravidas whose asthma was complicated by emergency room visits or status asthmaticus. There was a statistically increased incidence of low birth weight and small size for gestational age infants in the eight infants born to women who experienced status asthmaticus when these infants were compared to the 41 infants born to women who did not require emergency room therapy or develop status asthmaticus. Our data confirm that prednisone and beclomethasone dipropionate are appropriate therapy for pregnant women with severe asthma and suggest that the prevention of status asthmaticus may result in a favorable outcome for the fetus. The current study confirms previous evaluations of pregnant women with severe asthma conducted by Northwestern University Allergy Service and extends the series to 171 pregnancies. |
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Title: The Journal of allergy and clinical immunology Volume: 78 ISSN: 0091-6749 ISO Abbreviation: J. Allergy Clin. Immunol. Publication Date: 1986 Aug |
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Created Date: 1986-09-25 Completed Date: 1986-09-25 Revised Date: 2007-11-14 |
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The elements of the test and the approximate proportions devoted to each content classification are given below.
- Arithmetic. The items in this category may include operations with whole numbers; decimals and fractions; factors and common factors; multiples and common multiples; comparison of fractions and decimals; ratio, proportion, and percent; conversion of fractions, decimals, and percents; and order of operations for real numbers.
- Pre-Algebra. The items in this category may include prime and composite numbers, complex fractions, signed numbers, absolute values, scientific notation, and square roots.
Students may not use calculators on the ASSET Numerical Skills Test.
Numerical Skills Test Item Classification
Classification | Proportion of Test | Number of Items |
Arithmetic | .78 | 25 |
Pre-Algebra | .22 | 7 |
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Murphy, Samuel P., barkeeper on river,89 Christy avavenue>
Murphy, Thomas, blacksmith , bds. Market c.corner> 10th
Murphy, Thomas, carriagedriver , rear 80 n.north 3d
Murphy, Thomas, backman , 80 n.north 3d
Murphy, Thomas, lab.laborer , ns. Adolph nr. Market
Murphy, Thomas, lab.laborer , es. Pratte av.avenue nr. Morgan
Marpby, Thomas, lab.laborer , 57s.south 10th
Murphy, Thomas, riverman , 243 n.north 2d
Murphy, Thomas, sexton St. Vincent de Paul church ,
r.Decatur b.between Barry and Marion
r.Decatur b.between Barry and Marion
Murphy, Thomas H., ag't P.R.R. , r.residence 9 n.north 13th
Murphy, Thomas H., contractor , bds. 13th bet.between Ran-
dolph and Poplar
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Murphy, Thornton D., 60s.south 5th
Murphy, Timothy, boarding, 7th nr. Hickory
Murphy, Timothy, sawyer , 57 Warren
Murphy, Walter, policeman , 132 n.north 15th
Murphy, William, (Murphy & Bro. ) bds. 20 Myrtle
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Murray, Charles, clerk , McAllister & Co. , bds. Market
b. 2d and 3d
b. 2d and 3d
Murray, Charles M., real estate agent , 16 n.north 4th; r.residence
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11thse.south east c.corner> Market
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Murray, John A., (John A. Murray & Co. ) r. O'Fallon
c. 23d
c. 23d
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Murray, Michael, blacksmith , bds. 75 Elm
Murray, Michael, drayman , ws. Wood bet.between Columbus
and Jackson
and Jackson
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Murray, Peter, grocer , 63 and 65 Green
Murray, Simeon, stmbt. mate, Carr c.corner> 17th
Murray, Thomas, lab.laborer , 55 n.north 15th
Murray, William, butcher , rear 419 Market
Murray, William, lab.laborer , ws. Menard nr. Carroll
Murray John A. & Co., (John A. Murray and Frank
Cammings,) grocers . Wash c.corner> 22d
Cammings,) grocers . Wash c.corner> 22d
Murrell, Joseph P., undertaker , 377 Market; r.residence es.east side
17th b.between Clark av.avenue and Market
17th b.between Clark av.avenue and Market
Murrin, James, 219 Biddle
Murriu, James, saloon, 192 n.north 7th
MurrinJames, Jr., bookkeeper , L.A. Benoist & Co. ,
r.Green b.between 6th and 7th
r.Green b.between 6th and 7th
Murry, James, lab.laborer , ss. O'Fallon nr. Lewis
Murry, John, butcher , ns. St, Charles nr. 23d
Murry, Patrick, whitewasher 151 Morgan
Murry, Thomas, lab.laborer , c. Broadway and Ferry
Murto, William J., tinsmith , 40 Collins
Musberger, Frederick, ss. Lafayette b.between Decatur and
Musick, Cecilia, wid.widow David, L., dressmaker , 99
Musick, James C., surveyor , 75s.south 14th
Musick, Julia M., teacher Fairmount school, 99 n.north
Musick, Louis, asst.assistant jailer County jail
Musick, Louisa, wid.widow Volney, C, 24 Center
Musler, Rudolph, hairdresser , 182 n.north 4th
Musman, Frederick, shoemaker , 114 n.north 16th
Musparch, Leonard, tailor , ws. DeKalb b.between Lesperance
and Picotte
and Picotte
Musselman, Blew, machinist , at Clark, Richardson
& Co. , bds. 22 Biddle
& Co. , bds. 22 Biddle
Musselman, Daniel, patternmaker , bds. 22 Biddle
Mussler, John P., saloon, 11 Olive; r.residence 74s.south 2d
Mnssler, Joseph, coppersmith , 121s.south 2d
Mussman, Henry, clerk , 137 n.north 9th
Mustard, Matthias, tallow renderer , 2d nr. Poplar
Mutch, Peter, paver , ss. Geyer av.avenue nr. Decatur
Muth, August, shoemaker , 361 Carondelet avavenue>
Muth, Lawrence, cigarmaker , ns. Picotte b.between Colum-
bus and Jackson
bus and Jackson
Muttleman, Henry, lab.laborer at shot tower
Myer, Augustus, lab.laborer , P.R.R. , machineshop
Myer, Ferdinand, carpenter , 331s.south 3d
Myer, Frederick, wagonmaker , 9thse.south east c.corner> Brooklyn
Myer, Henry, cooper , 65 Webster; r.residence Webster c.corner> 10th
Myer, Jacob, teamster , ws. Kosciusko, b.between Lesperance
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aud Picotte
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The Cedartown Standard
January 15, 1903
LAKE CREEK LETTER Thursday morning, just before dinner, our school was thrown into wild confushion by the announcement that the ceiling was a fire. The terra cptta piping had ignited the wooden pieces that supported it. Heroic measures and presence of mind saved the building from destruction. The school unanimously voted thanks to the young men pupils and the "bucket and ladder brigade" for their timely aid, and to Messrs. Burkhalter, Cameron, Cantrell and Cates, with their helper, Mr. Julius Wiley, in securing the piping from further danger.
A BIG RECORD The Cedartown Postoffice certainly did a rushing business during December, and Dr. W. A. Chapman, our genial Postmaster, and his popular assistants are feeling happy over the record. There were 525 money orders issued by the Cedartown office during December. The Atlanta office only issued 6,085 during the same period, making a much better showing for Cedartown in Proportion to size of the two cities.
The family of Mr. Austin moved to Etna last week.
Quite an acquisition has been added to our already prosperous school in the form of a literary society. It was suggestively named "The Flint Hill Literary Club," and pursuant to notice, elected: Mr. Jones Garrard, President; Miss Minnie Hogg, Vice President; Miss Bernice Reynolds, Secretary. It is the intention to hold semi-monthly meetings, and to encourage the reading of solid literature and writing of original essays, etc. and to stimulate the establishing of a school library.
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I am one of those performing artists who was sponsored by the Kansas Arts Commission until Gov. Brownback eliminated funding. This "money-saving" decision cost Kansas artists $1.3 million in grants (i.e., jobs) from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Mid-America Arts Alliance.
Last week, I received a letter from the Mid-America Arts Alliance explaining that, since Kansas is now the only state in the union without an arts council, it could no longer accept applications for sponsorship from Kansas artists and existing agreements would be void as of this July. In other words, Kansas artists need not apply.
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West Brom striker Nicolas Anelka has once again defended his controversial 'quenelle' gesture and asked for the FA charges against him to be dropped.The Frenchman was charged on Tuesday and has until January 23 to respond to the FA's allegation that his gesture "included a reference to ethnic origin and/or race and/or religion or belief".
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Eurozone Bank Supervisor Plan Found To be "Illegal"
While we have largely resumed ignoring the non-newsflow out of Europe, as it has reverted back to one made up on the fly lie after another, or just simple rumor and political talking point innuendo in the most recent attempt to get hedge funds starved for yield (and chasing year end performance) to pursue every and any piece of Italian and Spanish debt (at least the until euphoria ends and the selling on fundamentals resumes) the latest development from the FT bears noting as it has major implications for Europe's make it up as you go along "recovery." According to the FT: "A plan to create a single eurozone banking supervisor is illegal, according to a secret legal opinion for EU finance ministers that deals a further blow to a reform deemed vital to solving the bloc's debt crisis. A paper from the EU Council's top legal adviser, obtained by the Financial Times, argues the plan goes "beyond the powers" permitted under law to change governance rules at the European Central Bank." The punchline: "The legal service concludes that without altering EU treaties it would be impossible to give a bank supervision board within the ECB any formal decision-making powers as suggested in the blueprint drawn up by the European Commission."
Keep in mind this has been Germany's position all along, which has absolutely no intention of handing over supervision of Deutsche Bank (whose ongoing bailout this is all about), to the ECB. But more importantly, recall that the ESM as a bank recapitalizing CDO mechanism can only work under an active banking supervision regime, which in turn means that the uber Deus Ex Machina, that of recapping insolvent and locked out banks directly and bypassing the ECB's direct debt purchasing using a third party surrogate instead, will not be possible. This is bad news for Spain, but the country is still celebrating its "Schrodinger" status of a country which is both investment grade and needing an imminent bail out any second now.
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Those non-eurozone countries that want to opt into the bank supervision regime would also be legally unable to vote on any ECB decisions – a key demand of countries such as Sweden and Poland.
While it is common for lawyers from different EU institutions to disagree on aspects of proposals, diplomats involved in the talks said the sharp difference in legal opinion would complicate efforts to overcome the deep-set concerns of some member states. Banking union will be a central topic at the EU leaders summit on Thursday.
While EU leaders are still aiming to agree the supervision plan by the end of the year, talks have made little progress to date, in part because of strong German objections. Some participants privately suggest the talks may drag on for a year or more.
Other elements of the commission proposal were also challenged in the legal opinion, notably in asserting the rights of member states to decide how rules on their banks are applied, even when under the supervision of the ECB.
"The major question that follows from this opinion is a practical one," said Alexandria Carr, a former UK legal adviser now at Mayer Brown International.
"Will the ECB have the capability and capacity to be the ultimate decision maker in respect of all supervisory decisions over complex, global institutions and to apply at least 17 different pieces of domestic legislation?"
Which hits at the heart of the matter. Becase while Europe may have a central bank, one which is controlled by an ex-Goldmanite with a purely reflationary agenda, the real fiscal and monetary powerhouse (because at the end of the day if Weidmann quites the ECB, what happens next is anyone's guess) continues to be Germany. And that's just the way Germany likes it. And whether there will be inflation in Germany (which Deutsche Bank certainly needs but in moderation so as not to spook the German population), will be Germany's decision. At least that is how Germany sees things.
So to summarize:
- The June Eurosummit, which was hailed as a grand victory for Mario and Mariano, and which sent stocks soaring on the misperception that Germany has finally yielded to the PIIGS demands, has not yet been effected (just out from Bloomberg: "Rajoy Says June Summit Accords Must Be Implemented Soon").
- The ECB's OMP was disclosed a month ago, but has yet to buy a single bond.
- The ECB has said the OMP will be pari passu with the private sector, yet the ECB refuses to take any capital hits on its Greek bonds, confirming there is no clear plan how OMP purchases will be potentially impaired (see "Draghi Again Confirms ECB Pari Passu Status Is A Pipe Dream")
- The ESM will have insufficient funds, when one takes out the paid-in capital components and the funds already pledged, to prefund Spanish 2013 bond issuance, let alone Spain and Italy (as we said months ago, and as IFR confirmed last week)
- The ESM will certainly not have enough cash to prefund Spanish and Italian funding needs once the current bout of euphoria ends (see "Brussels we have a problem")
- Now we learn that the ESM will be hobbled, and one of its most critical functions (assuming it can find the funding of course) - recapitalizing insolvent PIIGS banks - will now almost certainly not happen.
- If AEP is right, Germany will demand an arm and a leg in exchange for providing ongoing assistance to the PIIGS, and wants to become Europe's defact "currency commissioner", which makes the ECB even more irrelevant in the great scramble for monetary authority power.
- Spain's Rajoy has been delighed to take advantage of the market correctly assuming that it is insolvent and will need to be bailed out, but so far has refused to admit reality, and while issuing debt at bailout-inclusive levels, does not want to pay the piper and face the population once he admits failure. Moody's laugahble report that the pro forma bailed out country is Investment Grade is simply further proof of Europe's current policy-driven idiocy.
- The Greek economy is imploding now faster than ever, with the country's biggest company, Coca Cola, leaving the country, heading to Switzerland, in the process causing another major spike in the unemployment rate, leading to less tax revenues, and an even greater fiscal mess. In fact, Greece will likely gets its marching orders shortly, but certainly not before the US election.
- The cherry on top is that having delayed long enough, Germany is now rapidly entering the recession that its neighbors have been hit by. And making things worse, the ironic outcome where the EUR is stronger on more ECB easing simply means that German exporters will be more and more impaired with every day that the EURUSD rises, such as today. This in turn means more core weakness, and less German ability to hold the eurozone on its shoulders.
In a nutshell, not only has nothing actually happened in Europe, aside from lots of talk of course, but things are even worse than they were several months ago. But at least bonds are tighter, giving everyone a false sense of confidence and allowing peripheral countries the comfort of believing that everything is under control.
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When it comes to government, is anything really illegal?
Loved the "secret legal opinion." Yep, sounds about right.
When you act in a manner that is just, you do not need to do it in secret.
Just pay another lawyer enough money and I know you will get the
'correct' opinion.Hoes.
'It may be necessary to use methods other than constitutional ones.'
-- Bob Mugabe
The "Rule of Law" is only there when it is convenient to the uber powerful who regularly use the "Rule of Law" to protect themselves from the rabble and/or the competition.
"give me control of a nations credit and money supply and i care not who makes its laws..."
Mayer Amschel Rothschild, Cocksuker International Banker
I become more cynical every day. Regardless (or perhaps because) Zerohedge is my first site visited every morning. In a hopeless world, I am grateful for Tyler(s).
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"The legal service concludes that without altering EU treaties it would be impossible to give a bank supervision board within the ECB any formal decision-making powers as suggested in the blueprint drawn up by the European Commission."
Yeah, well. Without altering EU treaties (Specifically the Lisbon treaty) it is also illegal to bailout member states. Hasn't proved to be an obstacle though, has it?
Perhaps someone who is more familiar with the inner workings of the byzantine beast of Brussels can explain why the ECB doesn't just enter into a bi-lateral treaty/loan with a prospective pauper State and insert the necessary terms of Indenture as a loan covenant and demand the borrower's Parliament ratify the loan terms as a bilateral investment treaty between between the "sovereign" lender and formerly "sovereign" borrower?
Oh that pesky sovereignty thing again. Soooooo inconvenient when there are elite banksters to be bailed out.
The European Titanic still sinks and the Elite still argue over the deck chairs.
Good times!
In other euro-farce news of the day,
France's President Hollande hilariously claims the EU crisis will be essentially over by Christmas - ha!
While German think tank Bertelsmann Stiftung estimate the cost of the Mediterranean countries leaving the euro as around 17 trilllion ... give or take a few trillion
Both here on the UK Telegraph's excellent daily 'Debt Crisis Live', which cites ZeroHedge favourably every few days:
Seem to remember that 'over by Christmas' line being used just prior to
both World Wars.
Third times a charm. Duck and cover.
Yes, and watch out for those German think tanks.
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Just get a nice lump of shiny shit that does nothing
Since when did "illegal" stop the (EU) Ponzi?
Too freaking funny!
<It's only illegal when I say it's illegal.>
Last week, Spain's Red Cross launched its first ever campaignto raise donations to help the growing number of poverty-stricken Spaniards needing food handouts as the nation's economic crisis deepens. Now, the Catholic charity Caritas has said it is aiding more Italians than ever as the economu remains mired in recession. AP reports that the charity's annual report revealed that nearly half the people seeking its help in the poorer south are Italians. That compares with 30pc of Italians seeking regular help in the country overall - already up from 23pc three years ago. The report added that greater numbers of housewives and pensioners are coming forward seeking help. 16.01 Greece and Spain are in "depression, not recession", according to Nobel prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz
Haw...if there were such a person TPTB would be quick to kill them off.....Hmmmm sounds familiar.
Howard Beale (?-1976) RIP
The first known instance of a man who was killed because he had lousy ratings.
"In a nutshell, not only has nothing actually happened in Europe, aside from lots of talk of course, but things are even worse than they were several months ago. But at least bonds are tighter, giving everyone a false sense of confidence and allowing peripheral countries the comfort of believing that everything is under control."
Another strongly worded statement on unicorns and puppy dogs is way overdue.
Legal? What is this term legal? Laws ,like taxes, are only for the little people.
I might be the only one, but I found myself wondering what the following means...
"a secret legal opinion"
But your post reminded me that it doesn't matter.
"Written laws are like spider's webs; they will catch, it is true, the weak and the poor, but would be torn in pieces by the rich and powerful." - Anacharsis
If Spain sets up a credit line through the ESM what will they pledge as collateral? Spanish debt? These guys don't even need bank vaults to store paper any more. They can just bury piles of shit in someones back yard, then dig it up later and use it for collateral!
Hey !!! Not so fast. Shit has a tangible use. The Koreans that live next door shit in buckets and use it in their garden. You should see their fucking garden compared to mine. Grandiose, ornate, bountiful. Mine, wilted. Shit has more value than worthless pieces of ass wipe paper. I demand you stop the comparison.
These sorts of issues should have been resolved before the euro currency was introduced.
This is another nail in the coffin for the eurozone. How will it end?
My eurzone endgame scenarios are Periphexit, Corexit, Status Quo, Implosion and Grand Bargain:
Wow, look at futures crash on this news.
whoops, scratch that. i forgot reality isn't applicable in this piece of fucking fullretard shit called a "market"
Yet another thing they should've thought about before tying the EU knot...
Oh, to be a Fly on the wall over in NATO.......
"...Germany's (...) which has absolutely no intention of handing over supervision of Deutsche Bank (whose ongoing bailout this is all about)".
Any evidence beside the circomstantial?
Surely if Greece hasn't been kicked out of the Euro yet, then noone will. We will see this whole fiat currency/money-shifting charade continue to playout until Germany issues the final nein to the rest of Europe for it would cost too much to end the game now when so many banking careers can be sustained indefinitely given the Euro's southern state's obstinence to budget reforms of a worthwhile nature. The status quo until the end will be bailout after bailout. http://www.spiegel.de/international/europe/study-warns-euro-exit-of-southern-nations-could-cost-17-trillion-euros-a-861775.html
"A plan to create a single eurozone banking supervisor is illegal, according to a secret legal opinion for EU finance ministers that deals a further blow to a reform deemed vital to solving the bloc's debt crisis"
Since when did illegality ever present a problem before in Euro la-la-land?
What's that you say.................never?
Then why the fuck do you think it will be a problem now, suddenly?


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Ferrocene-conjugated oxidovanadium(IV) complexes [VO(Fc-tpy)(B)](ClO4)(2) (1-4) and [VO(Ph-tpy)(dppz)](ClO4)(2) (5) as a control [Fc = (eta(5)-C5H4)Fe-II(eta(5)-C5H5), Fc-tpy = 4'-ferrocenyl-2,2':6',2 `'-terpyridine, Ph-tpy = 4'-phenyl-2,2':6',2 `'-terpyridine, B = heterocyclic base: 2,2'-bipyridine (bpy in 1), 1,10-phenanthroline (phen in 2), dipyridoquinoxaline (dpq in 3), dipyridophenazine (dppz in 4)] were prepared and their DNA binding, DNA photocleavage activity and photocytotoxicity studied. The crystal structure of [VO(Fc-tpy)(bpy)](PF6)(2)center dot 3Me(2)CO shows a vanadyl group in six-coordinate (VON5)-O-IV coordination geometry, in which Fc-tpy and bpy display tridentate meridional and bidentate N-donor axial-equatorial binding modes, respectively. The one-electron paramagnetic complexes exhibit a charge-transfer band near 590 nm in DMF. The V-IV/V-III redox couple in 1-4 appears near -0.7 V, whereas the Fc moiety shows a response near 0.6 V vs. SCE in DMF/0.1 M TBAP. The complexes are good binders to calf thymus DNA with K-b values of 10(4)-10(6) M-1. DNA melting and viscometric data suggest groove and/or partial intercalative DNA binding of the complexes. Complexes 3-5 display DNA photocleavage activity in nearIR light of 785 nm. Complex 4 shows significant photocytotoxicity in visible light (400-700 nm) in HeLa cells with low dark toxicity.
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• Hair dryer
• Iron/ironing board
• Non-smoking only
• Private bathroom
• Rollaway beds
• Shower/tub combination
• Window opens
• Air-conditioned public areas
• Bar/lounge
• Coffee shop or café
• Elevator/lift
• Restaurant(s) in hotel
• Smoke-free property
• Internet access - wireless
• Laundry facilities
• Limo or Town Car service available
• Parking (surcharge)
• Room service (limited hours)
• Safe-deposit box - front desk
• Use of nearby fitness center (complimentary)
• Babysitting or child care
• Breakfast available (surcharge)
• Complimentary newspapers in lobby
• Concierge desk
• Express check-out
• Front desk (limited hours)
• Internet access in public areas - complimentary
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What's your favorite flower?
Thursday, August 6, 2009
One of my favorite things is to have fresh flowers by my bedside. It just makes waking up even more delightful when you open your eyes to see a beautiful gift of nature sharing its vibrant happiness with you. My flower of choice is the Tuberose. I can't get enough of their exquisite fragrance and all-white splendor!
What's your favorite flower?
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what a stunning picture. I have so many favorites. I just spent the last 6 hours out in my garden surrounded by flowers, so its hard to choose. I adore white Casablanca Lillies. I love how they light up the night and have such an intoxicating fragrance...just perfect for a summer evening soiree. I love white flowers!!
I'm off now to my cutting garden for a bedside bouquet!!
Have a lovely weekend
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